@Kristoffer_Umea said in Ubuntu Touch Q&A 155 Call for Questions:
@arubislander True, but UT can install Android apps due to Waydroid so I fail to see what's going to break.
For one, not all Android apps work on Waydroid. And it is not often possible to know beforehand which will and which won't work.
Waydroid is a layer if I'm not mistaken.
Not exactly, Waydroid is a container, in this it is different to WINE on the desktop. WINE is a translation layer for system calls. Waydroid is actual Lineage OS running in a container.
For your use case, this would mean having it running in the background constantly, which currently would drain your battery very quickly.
Of course you are the only person who can decide if these tradeoffs are worth it.